OBC girls should continue to be OBC even after marrying a general boy. The caste remains the same. It doesn't change with the marriage.
Status of OBC girl after marriage in GEN category family
I am OBC (non creamy layer) girl. Recently i got married to a GEN category boy who is studying in US (therefore no income ), though my father-in-law has income more than 10 lakh/annum. I am currently unemployed and appearing for Govt exams. Following are my questions Q1. Do i still technically belong to OBC category after marrying in GEN category? Q2. If yes then for creamy layer criterion will my father be considered as my father-in-law or biological father? if possible please suggest how can i keep my pre marriage OBC non creamy layer category impact in current scenario? please do cite relevant links or judgments along with your arguments.
Asked 4 years ago in Labour
12 Answers
You still belong to OBC even after the marriage the income is taken on the basis of your father's income and you can claim the reservation based on your place of birth and family income for the claim of reservation
You belong to OBC category
2) your biological father income would be considered
3) your husband or father in law income is immaterial
Yes you technically belong to OBC category even after your marriage because the category of children comes from their father and it doesnt change after marriage of girl.
For Creamy layer your father income will be considered not your father in-laws income.
This article will help you understand the situation https://m.timesofindia.com/india/caste-decided-by-birth-cant-be-changed-by-marriage-sc/amp_articleshow/62575668.cms
1.Marriage can neither impart caste nor relinquish it.
2. So even after marriage you continue to remain OBC and income of your father in law or husband is not taken into consideration unless the particular where you are applying has provided otherwise.
1. Yes you are from OBC category even after marriage.
2. Your father's and mother income shall be considered for same not FIL.
Your family income will be considered now with husband.
Dear,
Your status will not change after marriage.
You are still obc( non creamy layer )
OBC status examines from status of father not husband or FIL. In same way it will renew every three years, showing father`s income.
Dear Sir,
yes she can because her father is OBC with low income group. Children of OBC parents can avail the benefits of OBC.
2. OBC -non creamy layer girl marrying a general category boy and can she pass on the benefits to her child.
Answer has a few cases
case 1: The child is registered as per mothers caste
If the the girl and her husband earn more than the limit for being OBC, The children born to her cannot avail the benefits of being OBC. If not the child can reap the benefits
case 2: The child is registered as per fathers caste
The father belongs to OC and hence cannot avail the benefits.
Caste decided by birth, can't be changed by marriage: SC
A person's caste is unalterable and can't change after marriage, the Supreme Court said on Thursday, setting aside the appointment of a woman teacher who joined Kendriya Vidyalaya 21 years ago taking benefit of reservation on the ground that she was married to a Scheduled Caste man.
A bench of Justices Arun Mishra and M M Shantanagoudar said the woman, who has now become vice-principal after serving two decades in the school, was not entitled to the benefits of reservation as she was born in an upper caste family and her caste remained so despite marrying into a Scheduled Caste family.
1. Your status of OBC will not get changed just because you got married to a general category person.
2. Your category will be referred to your father's status and not your father in law.
Your marriage will not alter your category of OBC just because you are married to other category person.
- Caste is determined by the birth and it cannot changed by marriage.
- Since, you belong to OBC , it will continue with you and your husband Genral Catodory will not change your status.
- Further , children born out of your marriage , will get also benefit of OBC Status , even your husband is from upper/GEN category.
- After marriage, neither your father income , nor your father in laws income will be counted . Only your and yours husbands income will be treated as Total income for getting Creamy Layer.
